Fuck this sellout

And i'm just a squirrel trying to get a nut, so move your butt!

We work hard, we play hard!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yfgs9FRD25M

They tried to warn me about my first girlfriend, but I just didn't listen. Thanks for trying, BBD

Some pretty amazing dance moves!

Such a nostalgic band for me

Aw, that's a shame. I guess they can't all be evergreen acts.

I saw them in the spring. They were way better than their opener, Sisterhazel, but that isn't saying much. Both acts ran out of steam on vocals well before the end.

Just saw these guys live and idk if it was an off night or what, but they were terrible. Wednesday night concert too. I already only liked them for nostalgia reasons, now I'm kinda done.

You're welcome.

Just listened, opening bassline with spacious and slightly laid back vocals was quite something. Thanks for brining the band to our attention.

I can't really see them cause he looks like john Sena

Love their first 3 albums.

I remember that song, along with the origins of the song (sort of). I am remained of my early 20s hearing it, so long ago.

I love that it’s “in 4k” but looks like a VHS rip.

I still do. But I used to, too.

One of my favorite songs.

i'm old

A band I was in opened for them in like 2014 and they were a lovely group of people, even asked me up on stage to play saxophone with them

And to think it was inspired by the story of an aged senior couple who got lost driving to an event 40 minutes from their house and were found dead days later over 4 hours away.

IIRC this song was inspired by a retired Californian couple who vanished in their RV one morning. The lead singer was inspired by their apparent disappearance as a call to escape. Shortly after recording the single the couple was discovered off the side of a steep road where they apparently fell to their deaths.

iirc Elvis Costello was asked about his various inspired performers and he said, “I proved it wasn’t a successful style, but yeah whatever. Good luck to ‘em”.

Absolute banger

I know, it's such an earworm.

Man, I loved that song.